SUMMARY

Nikon's new Z5IIC camera is a variation of the Z5II, primarily distinguished by the absence of a viewfinder, positioning it for casual users and phone photographers. While lighter and slimmer, it features a lower-resolution rear screen and omits a joystick and dual SD card slots found on the Z5II. The Z5IIC introduces Scene Modes and fish subject detection, and is available in silver or black, a departure from the Z5II's all-black design.

TAKEAWAYS

Nikon Z5IIC lacks a viewfinder and has a lower-resolution rear screen than the Z5II.

The Z5IIC is lighter and slimmer but omits a joystick and dual SD card slots.

New features on the Z5IIC include Scene Modes and fish subject detection.

The Z5IIC is the first mainline Z-series camera offered in a color other than black.

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